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Intel Says AMD Should Blame Itself

In response to an antitrust lawsuit from AMD, Intel says that AMD only has itself to blame for not having a bigger piece of the chip market.

Intel, AMD Court Battle Continues

AMD sued Intel in US District Court in Delaware, accusing it of monopolistic and anticompetitive practices.

AMD VS. Intel: Place Your Bets

AMD has challenged Intel to a public duel between the two companies' dual-core server processors. AMD issued the challenge in the form of an ad in several big-name newspapers.

Intel Not Up To AMD's Challenge

Today AMD challenged Intel to a public duel between the two companies' dual-core server processors. The challenge was issued through an advertisement in several major newspapers.

AMD Ups The Mobile Gaming Experience

Two new models of processors will find their way into the hands of gamers via laptops from custom shop VoodooPC.

AMD Makes IBM Veteran VP Silicon Design

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) announced on Wednesday the hiring of Jeff VerHeul for the job of corporate vice president of silicon design for AMD. He will lead the development of all future AMD computing solutions, including silicon roadmaps and design efforts across all of AMD's global engineering sites.

AMD Sponsors Solar Race

AMD is sponsoring the 2005 North American Solar Challenge (NASC). This is a competition, in which people design, build, and race solor-powered cars across the U.S. and Canada.

AMD Goes Unleaded With Processors

The microprocessor company, embroiled in antitrust litigation against Intel, now complies with European environmental requirements.

AMD Out For Blood: Going After Intel In Japan

Advance Micro Devices filed suit in Tokyo High Court against processor powerhouse Intel for some $50 million. The suit accuses Intel of paying massive amounts of moolah to Japanese computer companies to keep them from using AMD chips.

AMD Japan Files Suit Against Intel Japan

Similar to a suit filed in America, AMD Japan has accused Intel Japan of monopolistic practices.